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ACADEMIC CURRICULUM VITAE Alexander Pilis Apilis@Gmail.Com ACADEMIC CURRICULUM VITAE Alexander Pilis [email protected] http://alexanderpilis.com/ EDUCATION: University of Toronto, Faculty of Architecture, Toronto, Canada, Honors. 1976-1981 OCAD U, Toronto, Canada, Honors. 1974-1976 Universidade Mackenzie, São Paulo, Brazil. 1974 th DISSERTATION: “Architecture: Territory of Death,” 5 . Year Thesis. Honors. University of Toronto Architecture, 1981 Awarded as one of the best Thesis Projects in North America, 1981. Project exhibited through out various North American architecture schools. EMPLOYMENT 2012-2014 Designer & Organizer & Instructor A Global Study Abroad Program São Paulo Brazil architecture, landscape and urbanism, “Under & Over & Sectional – Hyper Suspension Construct São Paulo,” University of Toronto, John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design 2013-2016 Professor Part-Time Master Program Faculty of Fine Arts Course Title; ‘Art rendezvous Architecture’ Concordia University 2013 Expert Advisor City Planning, International Charrette Program Toronto-Dublin Institute Without Boundaries, George Brown College Toronto Canada. 2011-2012 Guest Faculty Seminar; Metropolis - Masters and Graduate Program in Architecture and Urban Culture. Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya Spain 1 2004-2011 Program Faculty Metropolis - Masters and Graduate Program in Architecture and Urban Culture. Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya Spain Responsible for students with self conducted thesis; 2 year Master Program. Seminar on the Cementiri de Montjuïc in Barcelona, “Territory of Death.” 2001-2009 Program Faculty Organize Option Studio Programs Course; Theory in Praxis – Cultural + Visual Projects Within the Injured Urban Condition. ELISAVA Escola Superior de Disseny/Arquitectura, Master Program, Barcelona, Spain Universitat Pompeu Fabra 1999-2003 Program Faculty Course; “Blow Scale; media and Public Real” Escola Superior de Disseny ESDI MECAD, Barcelona, Spain Universitat Ramon Llull 1984-1997 Adjunct Professor - Course: Urban Art 302S. “Odd Sites Odd works; Public Art Works” Course: Drawing 101S. “Mediators; In the hands, an extension of the private to the public.” - Course: Drawing 303S. Drawing Body Parts at the Medical Museum of Body Parts of University of Toronto. Faculty of Arts & Science, Fine Art Department, Toronto Canada University of Toronto 1983-1997 Adjunct Professor Faculty of Architecture, Toronto Canada - Option Studios: Examples: Architecture and Plastic Surgery; Architecture and Cloning the Body and 3 Urban Towers; Food – Sex – Death. These studios explored cultural issues regarding science, literature and architecture in praxis. th - Tutor for 5 year; students works with self conducted thesis University of Toronto 1982-83 Lecturer st nd 1 and 2 year studio design program Ryerson Polytechnic Institute, Toronto, Canada. 2 • GUEST CRITIC 2015 Guest Critic Faculty of Architecture University of Toronto, Canada 2014 Guest Critic Faculty of Architecture Clemson University, South Carolina, USA 2012-2014 Guest Critic Faculty of Architecture, McGill University, Montreal, Canada 2005 Guest Critic Visual Arts Master Program York University, Toronto, Canada, Guest Critic Faculty of Architecture University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Canada. Guest Critic Visual Arts Master of Fine Arts Program Guelph University, Guelph, Canada. 2003-05 Guest Critic Architecture Department, Barcelona Studio Abroad Program. Critic of students’ works with self conducted thesis Carleton University 2002 Guest International Artist in Residence Workshop: “Architecture Parallax:Visual Crisis” Faculdade de Arquitetura e Urbanismo Universidade de São Paulo, 1998 Guest International Artist in Residence – Workshop; “Architecture Parallax: Flash Column – Retina Drawing” Department of Art & Design Guernsey School of Art & Design, Guernsey Island, Great Britain. 1991 Guest Critic Architecture & Planning, Guest Critic, N.Y., USA. Columbia University 3 1990 Guest Studio Coordinator Representing University of Toronto; “ Palais de Justice” University de Montreal, A.I.U., Atelier International, Montreal, Canada. 1988 Guest Lecturer International Artist in Residence - Workshop Institute of Architects of Brazil São Paulo, Guest Studio, Brazil. 1987 Guest Critic School of Design Ontario College of Art, Toronto, Canada. 1982 Guest Critic School of Architecture University of Toronto & University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. • SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2015 Koffler Gallery, Toronto, Canada. 2015 Joyce Yahouda Gallery, Montreal, Canada. 2014 Galeria Virgilio, São Paulo, Brazil 2013 Centro Dragão do Mar de Arte e Cultura, Fortaleza, Brazil 2013 “Architecture Parallax : São Paulo 487,” Centro Cultural São Paulo, Brazil. 2011 “Architecture Parallax : Virtual Lapse Apparatus,” Capela Morumbi, São Paulo, Brazil. 2010 “I Decided to Be a Model Architect,” WhiteBox Gallery, London Ontario, Canada. 2010 “The Blind Architect Meets Rembrandt,” McMaster Museum of Art, McMaster University, Hamilton, Canada. 2010 “I Have Decided to Become a Conceptual Painter,” Peak Gallery, Toronto, Canada. 2006 “Architecture Parallax : In the Blink of an Eye,” Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo, Brazil. 2006 “Visual Crisis,” Peak Gallery, Toronto, Canada. 2005 “Sectional – Dissectional,” ADN, Barcelona, Spain. “Architecture Parallax : Visual Crisis,” Museum of Installation, Tate Modern, Sir John Soane Museum, London Eye, The Old Operating Theater, Laban, Old Greenwich Royal Observatory and in Collaboration with The Metropolitan University of London, Fine Art Department, London, UK. 1999 “Architecture Parallax: Visual Apparatus,” Box 23, Barcelona, Spain. 1998 “Architektur –Parallaxe Turm Tisch Türe,” Institut fur Auslandsbeziehungen, Stuttgart, Germany. 1998 “Flash Column,” The Gallery, Guernsey College of Art and Design, Guernsey, Channel Islands. 1996 “View-Bi-Oculus,” Akademie Schloss Solitude, Schloss Halle, Stuttgart, Germany. 4 1995 “The Legacy of the Future is the Burden of the Present,” Chopo Museum, Mexico DF 1994 “Body Parallax,” Winnipeg Art Gallery, Winnipeg, Canada. 1993 “Territory of Death,” YYZ Gallery, Toronto, Canada. 1993 “Intercept in History,” Contemporary Museum of Art, São Paulo , Brazil. 1992 “Body Parallax,” Western Front, Vancouver, Canada. 1990 “Theoretical Projections, Intersection on Oswaldo de Andrade Retrospective,” Museu de Arte Contemporanea, São Paulo, Brazil. 1988 “G7: SnackLunch,” The Power Plant, Toronto, Canada. • BIENNIALS 2008 “Architecture Parallax: Appear – Disappear”, 28th Biennial São Paulo, Brazil. 2002 “Architecture Parallax: Visual Crisis”, 25th Biennial São Paulo, Brazil. 1987 “Architecture: Theoretical Projections”, 19th Biennial São Paulo, Brazil • GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2016 Galeria Virgilio 2015 São Paulo Art Fair - Galeria Virgilio 2013 Galeria Virgilio, São Paulo, Brazil 2009 “Memento Mori,” Festival Lilliput Barcelona, Spain. 2007 “Voir/Noir,” Musée d'art de Joliette, Quebec, Canada. 2006 “Architecture Parallax: Virtual Lapse Apparatus,” Centro Cultural Koldo Mitxelena, San Sebastian, Spain. 2006 “Architecture Parallax: Virtual Lapse Apparatus,” Centre d’Art La Panera, Lleida, Spain. 2005 ‘You can only see the Devil from 90 cm Distance so I Punched Him Out’, Harto Gallery, Montivideo, Urguay. 2005 “View-Bi-Oculus,”, Museo de la Cuidad, Mexico DF. 2003 “Blind Date Fast Forward”, Alucine, Toronto, Canada. 2003 “Indivisuals,” Fundació Tapies, Barcelona, Spain. 2002 “Indivisuals,” Mendel Art Gallery, Saskatoon, Canada. 2001 “Between Here & There: The Memory of Disruption,” SESC Pompeia, S. P., Brazil. 2001 “Bra Joe from Kilimanjaro,” University Art Museum, University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia. 2000 “75 years,” Museum of Contemporary Art-USP, São Paulo, Brazil. 2000 “Videoscopia,” La Vireina, Barcelona, Spain. 2000 “Sectional Analogue: Digital Collapse,” Archive Art Gallery, Toronto, Canada. 1999 “Perspectives,” Kunsthalle Budapest, Contemporary Museum, Budapest, Hungary. 1995 “Natured,” Mercer Union, Toronto, Canada. 1994 Fundação Athos Bulcão, Brasilia, Brazil. 1993 Sidney Mishkin Gallery, NY, USA. 1991 Museum of Contemporary Art, São Paulo, Brazil. 1991 Splinter Video Festival, Toronto, Canada. 1991 O’Keefe Center for the Performance Arts, Toronto, Canada. 5 1991 Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, Canada. 1990 “Works,” Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Toronto, Midway Gallery, Toronto, Canada. 1986 “Between Here and There,” SESC Fabrica da Pompeia Art Gallery São Paulo, Brazil. 1986 “Interpretations of Architecture, “ YYZ gallery, Toronto, Canada. 1986 “Quick Draw, “ Gallery 76, Toronto, Canada. 1985 “Obedience & Advice,” Toronto Railways Lands, Toronto, Canada. 1983 “Territory of Death,” Art Gallery at Harbourfront, Toronto, Canada. • PUBLIC + PRIVATE COLLECTIONS University of Toronto Art Centre, Toronto, Canada. Queensland Art Gallery/Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane, Australia. McMaster Museum of Art, McMaster University, Hamilton, Canada. Museum de Arte Contemporânea, São Paulo, Brazil. Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil. Museum de Arte Contemporânea, Universidade São Paulo, Brazil. • CURATORIAL 2015 Bik Van der Pol – Workshop Minhocão São Paulo Brazil. 2012 “São Paulo, Crash Course,” Centro Cultural São Paulo, Brazil. 2003 “Architectonic Cabaret to Entertain Academics,” La Caixa Fundació, Barcelona, Spain. 1996 “Crises of Abstraction,” co-curator with Ihor Holubizky, Akademie Schloss Solitude, Stuttgart, Germany. 1996 “Architecture Parallax SnackLunch,” St. Norbert Arts & Cultural Centre, Winnipeg, Canada. 1995 Workshop & Seminar; “Architecture Parallax”, St. Norbert Arts & Cultural
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